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Blind river dolphins Cetacean

Whales Dolphins Porpoises TYPES OF CETACEAN

The Dolphin is a mammal with close association to the whale and porpoise.The name 'Dolphin' may have come from the ancient Greek term 'Delphis‘ which means'with a womb'. Therefore, the meaning of the word 'Dolphin' may mean 'fish with a womb '. Dolphin are known to be the most intelligent creatures on earth. The brain of the dolphin weighs grams, while the human brains weighs 1200 grams. These marine mammals are mostly believed to have been evolved from land mammals, some 50 or 60 million years ago. Dolphins are the closest relatives of hippopotamus, camel Among aquatic mammals, dolphins are the most advanced and adapted to aquatic life.

SOME TYPES OF DOLPHIN Oceanic Dolphins River Dolphin Other Types Of Dolphin White Beaked Dolphin Striped Dolphin Black Dolphin Heaviside 's Dolphin Melon- Headed Dolphin Amazon River Dolphin Yangtze or Baiji River Dolphin Ganges Dolphin Indus River Dolphin La Plata dolphin Bottlenose dolphin Dusky dolphin Risso's dolphin Hector's dolphin Long-snouted spinner dolphin Peale's dolphin Clymene dolphin Long-beaked common dolphin Short-beaked common dolphin Commerson's dolphin Hourglass dolphin Pantropical dolphin Frasier's dolphin Irrawaddy dolphin Rough-toothed dolphin Atlantic spotted dolphin Atlantic white-sided dolphin Pacific white-sided dolphin Indo-Pacific humpback dolphin

Oceanic Dolphins White Beaked Dolphin

Other Types Of Dolphin Bottle Nose Dolphin Dusky Dolphin Risso's Dolphin Hector's Dolphin Long-snouted spinner Dolphin Peale's Dolphin

Other Types Of Dolphin Long-beaked common Dolphin

Other Types Of Dolphin Pantropical Dolphin Frasier's Dolphin Irrawaddy Dolphin Rough-toothed Dolphin Atlantic spotted Dolphin